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the .Inland 'Revenue noun [sing.] the government
department in
(_ 尤指）公婆，岳父母：We’re visiting my in-tows
on <
Sunday.我们星期天要去拜访我的姻亲。
inlay verb, noun
mverb /.m'lei/ (in-lay ing, in-laid, in laid
/.m'leid/)
[VN] [often passive]〜A (with B) ■丨 ~ B (in/丨nto A) to decorate the surface of
sth by putting pieces of wood or metal into it in such a way that the surface
remains smooth 镶嵌；把（图案等）嵌入：TTie iid 〇/the bojc had been
inkiidwit/isiZver•盒盖上镶嵌着银饰。
• noun /'mlei/ [C, U] a design or
pattern on a surface made by setting wood or metal into it; the material that
this design is made of镶嵌艺术；镶嵌装饰（或图
案 >;镶嵌材料：77ie taWe was (iecorateci with goW _ in〖ay•桌子装饰着黄金镶嵌的图案。
inlet /'miet/ noun 1 a
narrow strip of water that stretches into the land from the sea or a lake, or
between islands (海、湖伸向陆地或岛屿间的）小g， 7jc^ 2 (technical ^：i§) an opening through which liquid, air or gas can
enter a machine (液体、空气或气体进入
机器的）入口，进口
： in〖et燃知•进口
GEGJ
outlet
.in-line 'skate noun = Rollerblade ► .in-line 'skating noun
[U]
in loco par-en-tis /m
.laukau pa'rentis; NAmE .loukou/ adv. (from Latin, formal) having the same responsibility for a child
as a parent has代人尽父母责任；代替家‘
责任
in-mate /'mmeit/ noun one of the people living in an institution such as a
prison or a mental hospital (■监狱 或精神病院等处）同住者；同狱犯人；同病房者
in med-ias res /in .miidiass 'reiz/ adv. (formal, from Latin) straight into t}ie main part of a story or account without giving any
introduction 直接切入未题；单刀直
入：He began /iis sto/y fn mecWas res.祕开门.见山
M讲了 ♦起来。
in me-mor-iam /,m ma'moiriam/ prep, (from Latin) used to mean 'in memory of,
for example on the stone over a grave (用于墓碑4 )夫纪念 in-most /'mmaust; NAmE 'mmoust/ adj. [only before noun] =INNERMOST(l)
inn /m/ noun 1 {old-fashioned, Br£) a pub, usually in the country and often
one where people can stay the night (通常指乡村的，常可夜宿的）小酒店2 (AMm£) a small hotel，usually in the country (通常指乡锜的'）小旅馆， 客栈 3
in-nards /'medz; NAmE'm^rdz/ noun [pi.] (informal) 1 the s
inside the body of a person or an animal, espe- the stomach 内脏；（尤指）胃 HE1 entrails， guts 2 the parts inside a machine (机器的）内部结构
in.nate /i_neit/ (of a quality, feeling，etc.品质、感情
等）that you have when you are
bom 关生的；天的；
■%生俱来的 inborn: the innate abiZify to Zearn 天 生的学为
ti力► in.nate.ly adv.: He believes that humans are
innately vioient.他相信人性本恶。
inner 0^ /'ma(r)/ adj. [only before noun]
1
inside; towards or close to the centre of a
place 里面 的；向内的；内部的；接近中心的：cm inner courtyard 内院◊ inner london伦敦市中心区◊ the f/mer ear内耳 Plan outer 2 (of feelings, etc.感情等）private and secret; not expressed or
sliown to other people 内心
的；未表达出桌的；隐藏的：She doesn’t reveal much 〇/ her irmer seZ/. M不大诡露她的内心自我。
.inner 'circle noun the small group of people who have a lot of power in
an organization, or who control it 核 ♦心集团，♦
.inner 'city noun the part near the centre of a large city，which often has social
problems 内城区（常有社会
问题）：There are huge problems in our inner cities. ^ 们各个内城区存在着许多大的问题。◊ an
inner-city area/schooi内城区的地区/学校 .inner 'ear noun {anatomy M) the parts of the ear which form the
organs of balance and hearing, including the _ COCHLEA内耳，内耳迷路（包括听觉器官和平衡器官） in-nermost /'mamaust; NAmE 'inarmoust/ adj. [only before noun] 1 (also less
frequent in-most) most private, personal and
secret 内心深也的：了
couW
not e;丨(press my innermost/edings to anyone.我不能向任何人表达我内心
深处的感ii。2 nearest to the centre or inside of sth 最 靠近中心的；最深处的：the innermost shrine 〇/
the
tempZe神殿最深处囟圣坛EQ3
outermost 'inner tube noun a rubber tube filled with air inside a _ tyr$ (轮胎的）内胎
in.ning /.mig/ /low/? (in
baseball 棒球）one of the nine periods of
a game in which each team has a turn at BATTING局；回合
in-nings /'mirjz/ noun {pi. in-nings) (in cricket a period of time in a game during which a team or a
single player is batting 局；回合
ITiTOl sb had a good 'innings (BrE, informaf) used about sb who has died to say that
they had a long life (用以指死者）…够长寿
了，终其天年
innit /'mit/ exclamation (BrE, non-standard) a way of saying ‘isn’t it’（即 isn’t it )善否，是不是：CoW, inm.t? 很冷，是不是？
inn-keep-er /'mki:pa(r)/ noun {old-fashioned) a person who owns or manages an inn _栈老板；（乡村）酒铺 掌柜
in-no-cence /'inasns/ noun [u] 1 the fact of not being guilty of a crime,
etc.清白；无辜；无罪：She protested her
innocence (= said repeatedly that she was inno- cent).她一再申明自己是免辜的。◊ This
new evidence wi’Zi prove their innocence.这一*的证据将证明他们的
清白。◊ J asfced i/ she w〇5 married in aH innocence (=without knowing it was
likely to offend or upset her).我问她结婚了没有，完全没有恶意。EECIguilt
2
lack of knowledge and experience of the world, espe-
cially of evil or unpleasant things 天真；纯真；iM屯： ChfAren tose their innocence as grow oWer•儿童随
着年龄的增长而失去其天真。
in-no-cent 0if /'masnt/ adj., noun
■
ad；/. 1 〜（of sth) not guiity of a crime, etc.; not having
done sth wrong无辜的；清白的；无罪的：They have imprisoned cm
innocent man.他们监禁了一名无拿的男
子。◊ She was /oimd irmocent 〇/
any
crime•'她获判无 _。 ◊ He was t/ie
innocent party (= person) in the
breakdown 〇/ the marriage.他们的婚ig破裂，‘是无过
错的一方。Pniil guilty
2 [only before noun] suffering harm or being
killed because of a crime, war, etc. although not directly involved in it 无辜受害的；成为牺
牲品的：an innocent bystander无辜受害的奏七>者◊ innocent victims 〇/a bomb Wast炸弹爆炸中的无辜受害者
3
not intended to cause harm or upset sb 无恶意的；无
冒犯之意的 harmless: ft was aH mnocent/im.那
不过是些无恶意的玩笑。◊ It was a pe^ectiy
innocent remark.那是一句毫关;i犯之意的话。4 having little experience
of the world, especially of sexual matters, or of evil or unpleasant things 天真无邪的；纯真的
naive： an innocent young chi7d 天貪无邪的小读子 ► in-no-cent-ly adv. -. (0h, Sue went
too, did she?' I asked innocently (= pretending I did not know that this was
important). “噢，休也去了，是吗？
”我装作若无其事
地问。
■
wown an innocent person, especially a young child 无辜 者，单纯的人（尤指天真无邪的孩子）
in-nocu-ous /I'nDkjuas; NAmE i'na:k-/ adj.
(formal) 1 not intended to offend or upset anyone 无恶备的；无意冒
犯的 harmless ： It seemed a perfectly innocuous remark.那像是一句毫无恶意的话。2 not harmful or dangerous 夫;害的；无危险的：an innocuous substance 无害物质B5G1 HARMLESS
in-nov-ate /'maveit/ verb to introduce new
things, ideas，or ways of doing sth引入（新事物、思想或方 法）；创新；改革：[V]
We
must constancy adapt and innovate to ensure success in a growing market. ^
-f|] 0 须不时地适应并创新，以确保在不断扩大的市场中取得成